Peter Fleet, president, Ford Asia Pacific, and Yukontorn “Vickie” Wisadkosin, president, Ford ASEAN, were on-hand at the Ford Alabang dealership to celebrate the occasion and personally hand the keys to Pardillo’s representative, Amador Razo, Jr. Pardillo was also awarded a complimentary two-year scheduled service plan (SSP) worth P30,000.
The 30,000th Everest, an Aluminum Metallic 4x2 Everest Trend with automatic transmission, is the third Ford vehicle for Pardillo, a self-professed Ford fan. The other two are a Ford EcoSport and previous generation Everest.
“I bought another Everest because I am very satisfied with the performance and quality of my Ford vehicles,” said Pardillo.
Despite being overseas and away from his wife and two children, Pardillo proudly provides for his growing family. One of his most important purchases is the Everest, a vehicle that provides them with safe mobility.
“We thank Mr. Pardillo for his continued trust and support of the Ford brand through the years. For a family man, the Everest is a perfect vehicle – it’s one of the smartest and safest vehicles in its segment,” said Fleet.
Since its launch in the Philippines in 2014, the Everest has been Ford’s top-seller in the Philippines. Last year, full-year sales of Everest rose to 12,455 vehicles.
I was the 100,000th owner of a Fortuner. And no one from Toyota cared.
ReplyDeleteWhy would they? Everybody has one anyway.
DeleteDeym :C
DeleteSimply because Toyota doesn't give a sh*t. All they want is to sell that overpriced yet underspec'd PPV.
Deletehahahahahathis is true.
DeleteIm am 50,000th CRV owner.what's the deference. lol
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